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TAE Buffer, Tris-Acetate-EDTA, 10X Solution, Electrophoresis, Fisher BioReagents

Catalog No. p-29045
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Nalgene Poly Bottle
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BP1335500 500 mL Poly Bottle
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Catalog No. BP1335500 Supplier Fisher BioReagents Supplier No. FLBP1335500
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Description

  • Save time and simplify your buffer preparation step by using Fisher BioReagents 10X TAE buffer solution - simply dilute as needed
  • 10X solution contains 0.4M tris-acetate and 0.01M EDTA
  • To prepare a 1X solution, mix one volume of Fisher BioReagents 10X TAE Solution with 9 volumes of ultrapure water, such as BP2819
  • Tested for the absence of DNase, RNase, and protease
  • Filtered, autoclaved, and functionally tested for use in electrophoresis applications
  • TAE is a commonly used buffer for electrophoresis of nucleic acids in agarose gels
  • Intended for laboratory research use only

Specifications

Chemical Name or Material Tris-Acetate-EDTA
Name Note 10X Solution
CAS 64-19-7, 7732-18-5, 60-00-4, 77-86-1
Physical Form Liquid
Quantity 500 mL
DNase DNase free
Filtered Through Filtered through a 0.2-micron filter.
Purity Grade Notes DNase-, RNase- and Protease-Free
Packaging Poly Bottle
Protease Protease free
Synonym TAE
Grade Electrophoresis
Concentration or Composition (by Analyte or Components) Tris (<5.0%), Acetic Acid (1.0%), and EDTA (<1%).
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